Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-04
THE CARDINALS RETURN.
An Imposing Civic and Religious Re-
ceptiOn 60 Take Place in Baltimore On
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
The public reception OF the cardinal promises to
Dc very imposing ceremony. Al Union station
the cardinal will be received by Mayor HodgeA
members OF the city council some OF the Judges OF
tue courts, and the police commissioners Mayor
Hodges VIII make an address on the part OF the
city, and Mr. Chas J. Bonaparte viii speak for the
Roman Catholic part OF the community. The car.
dinai VIII respond TO the addresses after which
the entire party Will take Carriages and ride 70
the cardinals residence through double lines Of
CATHOLIC organizations drawn up on both sides OF
Charles street AT the head OF the carriages will
mafcn platoon OF policemen, then Will come the
mayor. city council. Judges, and commissioners
the Young Catholics Friend society committee
OF tine clergy and guard of honor, composed OF
representative from each OF LIS Catholic organi-
xauonS Inc cardinals carriage viii be immedi-
atey IN the rear OF this guard OF honor, and VIII
precede the Catholic Benevolent LEGION the Cath
lish benencial societies The Young Cathoiics
Friend Society viii be present in the railway
station when the addresses are delivered. The
Will tall into line in order mentioned after the
cardinal has passed through. Several bands Of
raI Ia ADDITION TO the Sth regiment band, will
When the head OF the procession reaches the
cardlnols residence the carriages containing the
mayor and other officials will De directed round
Mulberry street to the main entrance of the cathe.
dral ana the occupants Will be shown TO the seats
reserved for them. The cardinals carriage Will
nal Will enter and be received by cieryymen and
seminar1ans who will place his vestmenfs on him,
atser which the clergy and seminarians will form
IN procession and the cardinal VIII be escorted TO
the Cathedral by way OF Mulberry street. The re-
ligious services will be IN accordance with the
ceremony prescribed ror the reception OF cardinals
and will be very interesting as 1t will be performed
Tor the nrst time In Baltimore. Monsignor McCol-
gan VIII o1lciate and make an address,
UT aara 81, -
Union station are: M0nsignor McColgan vicar
general; Rev. ThOs. S. Lee, Rev. W. 4. starr, Rev.
Edmund Didisr, Rey Peter Mccoy. Rev; JAS. A.
S. j., Rev. Patrick McHale, {. NJ. Rev. Henry
Danenhauer. c: SIS r., Rev. Matthias Kuborn, c.
Rev. A. b. Lesson, Rev. j. n. Jeutsch, c. S. r.,
Rev. Meinrad Jeggle, q. s. B., Rev. Father Eber-
hardt, c. SIS: r. Rev. F. B. Duggan, Rev. Michael
Rev. S. r. Ryan, OF Washington; Rev. E. A. Nc.
Gurk, s. j., Washington; Rev. b. Schmidt, wash
iMagSeni ReX JAS MaSkp washingtSn Rev Jno
ington; Rev. Geo. w. Devine Washington, and
Rev. +. Tewes Washington.
it is probable that the Catholic societies OF
washington VIII be largely represented in the car.
dinal,s reception. The Young Catholics Friend
society, having accepted the invitation OF the Bal
fully thousand men. The Carroll Institute. the
most prominent OF the Washington local catholic
literary associations, has decided to accompany
the Young Catholics Friend Society, and to parade
as members OF that body. The catholic knights
nave also In contemplation to come over. They
Will hold meeting on sunday TO finally deter
mine on the trip. 1t is likely that all members OF
Catholic organizations from Washington city will
assemble under the banner or the Young Catholics
Friend Society. Nearly all the members OF the
washington organization are enrolled as members
or that society," and 1t has therefore been thought
wise not TO diminish the strength OF the deega-
ton going from Washington by parading as sepa-
rate bodies The delegation from Washington will
leave Tor Baltimore at 10 O'Clock on the morning
OF June z by the Baltimore and Ohio road. Ar
engagements have been made for excursion rates.